Miami vs. Notre Dame: Odds and Playoff Predictions

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Nov 6, 2026
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But the big game this week is going to happen between Miami
and the Golden Domers that play in South Bend.
We all know who we're talking about.
One of the prestige programs.
It's one of the biggest rivalries.
They call it the Catholics versus the convicts.
And the convicts, yeah, from my hometown of Miami.
Now, Miami was favored.
But Miami, if you've been keeping up with the news, lost their Heisman.
Candidate receiver to a high ankle sprain.
The bad news is he's not going to be at the game this week.
That's why the Golden Domers are favored.
And the prediction is that they're favored at 71.5.
Now, I would take that.
I agree with that because they're playing at home.
And here's the thing.
This is a do-or-die game for the Golden Domers.
Miami can actually afford to lose this game
as long as they don't get trounced
and still make the college football playoffs.
So I would actually go with this prediction.
I think that the defense are correct.
I think the market is showing something that's true.
I'm with that.
But like I said, Miami can afford to lose this game.
So I want to get to another prediction market,
which is the college football playoffs, which
is who's going to win the championship in the long run.
This is a long-term prediction.
This is a trade that I don't support.
So right now, if you scroll down, Marce,
if you help me out, we have Georgia now number
one.
Miami was number one before the news
of their star receiver getting injured.
Now Georgia's number one.
And you have the team they're going to be playing this Saturday.
They're number two.
Louisiana is number three.
Can you press more markets?
Miami has dropped down all the way to number five in terms
of odds for winning the overall college football playoffs.
I disagree with that.
I think that Miami is going to get their star receiver back.
The rest of their schedule after they play
at South Bend is pretty easy.
Because Miami can afford to lose one game
and still make the college football playoffs,
I foresee them getting healthy to make a run,
and I believe that this is a trade that you should take the under on.
I don't think that they're taking into account
that they're going to get their health back.
And, you know, they're not really processing this future.
This trade is reacting more to what's happening now with injury news.
So if you have a long-term vision, maybe you agree with me.
I think Miami's going to win it all.
